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Installation of 1 x Wooden Pole

Footpath on Sands Way junction of Rumbolds Close Benson Wallingford OX10 6NQ

Decision MadeReference: P26/S2695/16A(28)South Oxfordshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
24 Jun 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

Installation of 1 x Wooden Pole

Proposal details

Reference
P26/S2695/16A(28)
Agent
Brett Barns

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Application location

Footpath on Sands Way junction of Rumbolds Close Benson Wallingford OX10 6NQ

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Reg 5 Licence NotificationSupporting DocumentNot publishedView
DM Letter responseDecisionNot publishedView

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